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During the formative years, I was under the guidance of my parents and was totally dependent on them. Their influenced has made me what I am today ! When I grew up and went to school, I was bounded by the rules and regulations. The same was applicable even for the college. At every point of time, I remember the quote, “Man is born free but lives in chains”. That time people used to say that all this will be helpful to me in becoming a good citizen and once I become an adult, I will be free and can live my life independently.
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Under the United States Constitution it states, that all men are created equal. Numerous, people believe that all are not equal, and all are not treated the same in today’s so-called “equal” justice system. “There can be no equal justice where the kind of trial a man gets depends on the amount of money he has” (Cole 3) In one source, many people argue that our criminal justice system is based on the premise and promise of equality before the law, but at times predicate on the exploitation of inequality (Cole 5) Some feel no matter the crime, the rich and famous will find a way to settle out of court, pay off witnesses or just erase some or all charges against them. Celebrities get the best lawyers and the best chance at justice that money can buy”. (“Times”)
There are many court cases that lead people to believe the justice system is unfair. Celebrities, in the eyes of the public, receive less time than the average American citizen for the same crime. Furthermore, celebrities also receive more publicity than the average American citizen. Why do celebrities receive more camera time and less punishment time? However, our judicial system claims that all men are equal in the court of law. For example, in the court case of Marcus Dixon, a high school football player at Pepperell High School in Floyd County, Georgia, the state Supreme Court sentenced Dixon to ten years in prison. He was a black athlete accused of sexually assaulting a......

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I love to watch chimpanzees at the zoo. In fact, no visit to the zoo is complete without a visit to the chimpanzee cage. Moreover, we always joke that visiting the chimpanzees is like visiting our relatives. All joking aside, we do tend to think of chimpanzees as having human characteristics. However, according to Frans De Waal, attributing human emotions to animals has long been seen as a scientific blunder. However, attributing human emotions to animals gives us insight into them and us (Waal, 1). I think that chimpanzees seem to understand things like humans do. I was particularly in awe that Georgia, a chimpanzee can play with people by spraying them with water. Also, I was amazed that Georgia could sense that she should refrain from spraying Waal with water based on Waal’s gestures.
I understand that by giving nonhuman animals human characteristics is anthropomorphism; however, I believe that chimpanzees are very intelligent and that they are the closest animals to humans based on evolution. In short, I tend to agree with Waal claim that both humans and chimpanzees behavior can be explained in the same manner that we explain our own behavior—as the result of both a complex and a familiar inner life (Waal, 5). Therefore, it seems that anthropomorphism has a place in the scientific community. Moreover, I think it is worth the risk of overestimating chimpanzee’s mental life because how else are scientific discoveries going to be made.
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...Everyone’s heard of exercise and physical fitness and health and whatnot. Some say you’re not fully alive if you don’t eat healthy. Others say the best way to enjoy a day is to run for a mile. Still others don’t care at all. People would go for crash diets and equate “thin” with the word “healthy”. Others would retreat to the gym and workout until they go daft. But of course, none of these are entirely accurate. I guess we can say that this is because no one really understands the true meaning of Physical Fitness.
Physical Fitness can simply be defined as being healthy—mind, body, and spirit—without tiring yourself out too quickly for normal. It isn’t only being thin and sexy or strong and muscular; it is yourself being in the best condition as you could be. And there is more than one way to achieve physical fitness.
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...Professor Laurie g
English 102-V2
13 September 2001
Is College Really a Waste of Time
When I was a child, I remember my parents always telling me that going to college was not only going to be an investment, but it is also the only way to be more successful in life. Yes, it is true that going to school would be an investment and in some circumstances successful in life, but what they seemed to leave out was that going to college may not be necessary to be successful in life. I followed this approach up until I entered my freshman year of college and realized that my parents were only telling me the half-truth. Yes, college is an investment and by going to college it leads to becoming more successful in life, but what they left out was that there is more to the equation. The other factors to the equation includes, what it I am going to school for, an economy of high unemployment rates, students debts, and most importantly the competition one will face in order to get that particular job. Entrepreneur leading Uncollege Dale Stephens in is article “College is a waste of time” for his special on CNN examines that with life experience, creativity, internet tools, college degrees are “unnecessary”.
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MAIN IDEAS IN THIS ARTICLE
1. “Know What Really Motivates You” focuses on how to get employee going and how to find what motivates them. From this article, at least three areas of experience should be developed. The first area engages how to manage your professional goal. The second area consists of how to create a motivational fit. And the third area demonstrates how to choose a role model.
2. Managing your professional growth is through first identifying your personality type. This could be done with a tool named the “Myers-Briggs Type Indicator.” However, this tool is not accurate to the fact because it doesn’t predict your performance and even if it does, it wouldn’t tell you how to improve your performance. Promotion focus or prevention focus in the other hand can be accurate at predicting performance and how to improve it.
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...Is Amazon really a monopoly?
Yuejiao Jiang
Johns Hopkins University Carey Business School
Business Writing and Research
Pratt
Professor Moore
Many people think all large companies have monopolistic power on their market. A monopoly exists when a specific person or enterprise is the only supplier of a particular commodity. Monopolies are thus characterized by a lack of economic competition to produce the good or service and a lack of viable substitute goods.
The truth is not all companies with huge market share are monopolies, among them is Amazon. Companies like Amazon should not be regulated, but the opposite, should be encouraged due to its impact on the development of the whole industry as a catalytic role. Amazon is not a monopoly because it maintains low prices, benefits customers, and is consumer driven.
First, according to Matthews (2014), companies that hold huge market share like Amazon should not be considered illegal because they are not raising prices for consumers. Amazon put customer experiences and low prices first. The price of books on Amazon has stayed stable for many years. People may question that Amazon has been raising prices of some books since last year. But, consumers are the ones make their own judgments towards price. If Amazon happens to raise the price of books, consumers still can purchase cheaper books from somewhere else. On this condition, Amazon is not a monopoly.
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...one’s perfect. We all learn from something – by observing, listening, asking. Sometimes, we learn from others’s mistakes. But other times, we find ourselves confronted with the consequences brought about by our own mistakes. Whether done intentionally or unintentionally, mistakes are mistakes. And as we are human beings, we have no power to press rewind and do things over. It’s done, it’s there, we have to deal with it – that’s life.
I would like to thank you because :
For the new experiences and adventures we gained from traveling
For the stories we shared simply because we needed someone to talk to,
For the mistakes we made that got us into trouble but made us closer,
For the disagreements that helped us accept each other for who we really are,
For the laughter and smiles we shared,
For the times we helped each other out,
For the nights we watched movies or series together,
For the pictures we took together…
The past will always be a part of our lives we can’t control.
It’s done. Whatever happened, happened. Whoever came and stayed, stayed; and the others, well maybe they just weren’t meant to make it to the present. But who knows about the future, right?
I’ve realized not too long ago that I’ve been trapping myself in the past, comparing whatever happens to what already happened. And by doing so, I’ve unconsciously been restricting myself of enjoying what I have now. The habit to compare the past to the future comes from the fear of repeating the past. A......

...Abortion Really?
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English
March XX, 2010
Richard Kamerman
Abortion really?
What is one of the most controversial issues in the United States today? If one of the top answers is abortion, then that is correct. Many women and their partners are often brought to this crossroad when choosing to end an unwanted pregnancy. These same individuals fail to completely realize the ramifications that follow once this procedure is done. Even though the procedure is considered relatively quick and easy, abortion must not be allowed because aborting a child is inhumane and can cause health and psychological side effects.
An abortion, in general, is a procedure or operation performed to a woman that terminates a pregnancy prematurely by a perceived “quick and easy procedure”. Women who opt to do abort can have this procedure done in a one days’ time. They have the option of having a “Medical Abortion” or a “Suction Abortion”. A medical abortion is a non-surgical procedure and is also commonly referenced to as “taking the pill”. Most women prefer this method as it is quick, easy, and discreet since it can be done either at a medical clinic or if they choose to in the privacy of their home. A suction abortion is the other option or actual medical invasion procedure that can be done. According to the Pregnancy Advisory Service (2010) para. 1-4 “This procedure takes approximately fifteen to twenty minutes. A doctor or physician will take......

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...Argumentative Essay: Is it really worth it?
LABR 1F90
Haseeb Mohammad
5591979
T.A – Nathan Cecckin
March 25, 2016
“I do not support raising the minimum wage, and the reason is as follows. When the minimum wage is raised, workers are priced out of the market. That is the economic reality that seems, at least so far, to be missing from this discussion.” as John Sununu states, raising minimum wage is not a great decision. The minimum wage rate must not increase for the reason that this will put many firms out of business, and will also lower the employment rate. Assuming firms are employing resources at maximum efficiency, increasing the labor wages will cause immense damage. An increase in minimum wage will not help our economic system become efficient; in order to allow our economy to run smoothly there mustn’t be an increase in labor wages. Increasing wage rates will increase the unemployment rate resulting in an increase in inflation allowing an increase in poverty, increasing the minimum wage rate will also increase the expenses for businesses, and lastly it will also affect a majority of high school students.
If the industries suppliers’ prices increase along with the wages many industries will start to go bankrupt because of the decrease in demand for the industries’ products, resulting in a decrease of employment for low skilled workers, or young people just as Niels Veldhuis & Sylvia LeRoy explain in their academic journal, “Specifically, he......

...Karla Seeberger
Professor Ashton
English-221-9542
April 19, 2016
College: Is It Really Worth It?
The American Collegiate System has various pros and cons that many young adults in America have come to either admire or despise. One of the main controversial focus points within this system is the cost and quality of education within American systems. America has been known to have the most expensive collegiate system when compared to any other system around the world. Although many individuals believe that a college education is a prerequisite for being able to receive financial stability and health, is it really worth the thousands of dollars worth of debt an years worth of time?
In America, there are countless job possibilities that are available to accommodate every individual’s interests. Although there may be numerous jobs available for everyone, there are costly consequences. In today’s modern workforce, the majority of jobs require individuals to obtain a degree, that relates to the job, to ensure they are educated and aware of the specific requirements that the job entails. According to an article written by Alicia C. Shepard, “College is no longer a prestigious milestone, but a consumer product”. Shepard stated that many college students are not attending college to learn, but are there in hopes to receive “their money’s worth” of high GPAs and test scores to help them achieve their desired degree (“College Education”). The Huffington Post states that the......